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The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15
A Gambler Decorated.

The French government, which some time
ago seemed to sympathize with the efforts Of
the adversaries of Monte Carlo, that academy
Of suicide. has evidently changed its opinion
on this subject. 1t has just decorated the
president Of the Societe DIES Jeux. 1t is hard
to explain why the government refuses to au-
thorize the establishment in France of a so.
ciety similar to that at Monaco, the president
of which it decorates. The gambler. of the
whole world might be attracted to Paris.
which for some time has complained Of being
less visited than it was, and thew would
bring with them the animation and the profits
now taken to Monaco. But instead Of that
the government forbids at Nice, which is at
the very door of Monaco, even the small
horse game, in which, with a run of bad luck,
one can lose twenty-five francs in a day'
while at Monaco one can ruin himselAa nd his
whole family in fifty minutes.
1t Is to be hoped, then, that the decoration
Of the Legion of Honor, bestowed on the
president Of the Society Of Suicides at Monte
Carlo, Is the prelude to freedom Of gambling
in France and to the comforting of a right on
all Frenchmen to open gambling houses, and
by this means to win a title to the decoration
NJ tha Iooion of HonOr-St. James (3azetta
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15
The Queens spauisl Oxen.

The great feature of the Isle of Wight Acri.
cultural show was n pair of magnificent
Spanish oxen in beautifully embroidered har-
ness, which were shown, with their cart, by
the queen, who also sent q number of entries
for competition from her farm at Osborne.
This Spanish oxen cart, with its oxen and
harness, is a recent present to her majesty
from Spain. They are beautiful beasts. and
the whole turnout was most picturesque
London Truth.
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15
An Exomple Of Econo,nv.

Out of what trifes does poverty contrive to
extract a living! A decently dressed man with
one arm sold me some fusees at a rent a box
the other day. asked him what lie made on
them, and he told me that he cleared two
cents on every five boxes. He sold from 100
to $50 boxes u day. "And you can live OH
thisf" 1 asked. eyes" said he, cheerfully. II
hire a room for 81 a week anil cook for my
self. 1 live and save money. I've got a saw
ings bank account, and, please God, I'll have
Il stand next winter if l can get a permit"
And he showed me a bank book with a credit
for fifty odd dollars in it-afty odd dollars
hlched from his actual necessities out Of IN
income never greater than sixty cents a day.
Alfred Tumble in New York News.
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15

S0wo, tho Children. They are es.
o~0o pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs. Group. whooping Cough.
Remedy positive cure. It saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
Mcdonald & Sop.
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15
! A FIND e

A little farther Oh
There will be time-I shall find rest anon;
Thus do we say, while eager youth invites
Young hope to try her wings in wanton flights,
And niinble fancy builds the soul a nest
In some far crag; but soon youths flame il
gone
Burned lightly out -while we repeat the Jest
With smiling contidence-1 shall find rest
A little farther on.
little farther on
shall. find rest; half nrrccly we avow
When noon beats OH tho dusty field and care
Threats Ia ~unjoint our nrnior, and the glare
Throbs with the pulse of battle, while lifc's best
Flies with the fitting stars; the frcnziel brow
Pains for the laurel more than for the breast,
Where love soft Nesting waits. Not now, not
now,
With feverish breath we cry, l shall find rest
a little farther on.
little farther on
lsnall find rest; half sad. at last, VIZ say.
When SORROWS settling cloud blurS ont the CLEAN
OF glory torch, and 70 n vanished dream
Loves palace hath been turned, hen-all de-
pressed.
Dcspairing. sick at hrart-wc may not stay
Our weary feet. so lonely then doth seem
This shadow haunted world. We. SO unhl.st,
guest:
Aud feeling round our feet the cool, swee, clay,
We speak the fading world farewell and say:
Not on this side alas!-I shall find rest
a little further on. Century
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15
Risk in Running Two Engines

When two engines are attached to a train
Of cars 1t is the hindmost, or engine that is
coupled to the train, which controls the dir
brakes, the leading, OF head engine, having
no connection with the brakes. Thus you
will see the engineer who controls the brakes
has got to goit blind, having to depend OH the
leading engine to whistle for brakes i'll case
of danger, as his view of the road ahead is
entirely obstructed by the binding smoke
and sparks from the forward engine. Often
n call for brakes by the head engine might be
mistaken hy the rear engineer for q "road
crossing whistle for Il few seconds, which
might be ample time to cause or avoid a ter
ribl. smash up.-Engineer i'll Chicago News
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15
Mexican
Mustang
liniment

THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
accomplishes for everybody exactly what is claimed
forit. One Of the reasons for the great popularity OF
the Mustang Lnimcnt is found in its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such a medicine.
The Lumberman needs it in case OF accident.
The Housewife needs 1t for generalfamily use.
The Cnnnlcr needs 1t for his teams and his men.
The Mechanic needs 1t always on his work
bench.
The Miner needs 1t in case of emergency.
The Pioneer needsit-can' get along without II.
The Farmer needs it in his house, his stable.
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the Boatman needs
itin liberal supply aioatand ashore.
Tho HOrse.fancier needs tit Is MS best
friend and safest reliance.
The Stock.grower needs tit VIII save MIN
thousands OF dollars and q world OF trouble.
The Railroad man needs it and VIII need II 50
long as his life is q round Of accidents and dangers.
The Backwoodsmnn needsit. ihete is noun
ing like 1t as an antidote for the CANCERS 10 MS
Limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs 1t about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen, and when
these como the Mustang Eminent is wanted atonce.
Kecpa Bottle in the House. IT'S the best OF
economy.
Keep n Bottle in the Factory. Its immediate
usc In case of accident saves pain and loss OF wages.
Keep n Bottle Always In the stable for
use when wanted.
Ceb5.1y
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15

In California surplus apricots are to be
made into wine. Experiment shows that
they make q richly favored wine, clear and
s6ervescent as the best champagne.
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15
'GuMN S\ceN

Thousands suffering from Asthma. Con-
sumption, Coughs. etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on . positive guarantee At 10c.. Co.,
Mcdonald & Son.
The Dickinson press., 1887-10-15

BLAIR ~ TRIP,
20, Dickinson. Oak.
Range ON Magpi" and White Tail creeks. Own.
trs" above brand. Also own all cattle branded
with compass and square. Horses branded as
""'Ne' "ht F"f'" i animal. sept. lily
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

$50 IONS Zen 1rebieSsl beraf | 1pen
Sbefielbs Serns % Staalpare, 5abri
ier), bporfor Der. afiiaa mo brabes
$4,000 @leianter ont Naret.
- On DEF af Gbicosos 8orsere bar
ubiteot Snobpoelie til at reiie ct Wonus
ment paa Sapmarfet til sGre for be gos
litim1no, iom intte 2ioet til unter So
cialilt Oplpbet for mere END ct 9lar
iiben.
Siour Snoianerne / Dafota bar
anmobet Breiioenien ON at op5Gue Sns
oianerz 8ommislion9r Giftns' Orbre,
icm forbpo llnoerpisnins / 9afotas
Sprp9et ueo Snbinnernes Misiionsifoz
Ter, ca eenne Yeitemmelie uirter benz,
menbe paa Snbianernes uooifling.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

man pibe, bpilfen Subfpeelie ben bsie
&aifepris bar paa Susfreoeni be tuiinoe
Siem Der | bore eQsrs ireoelise Dale.
Com paa uosle 2ar pil Der fcrrnos
tentlis til aniiunbenbe 8inter blipe
baarlis 5~Ortjeneite for Ismmerfjsrsrne,
iaa mansen trat Seit ibsit pil faa Jig
en- fjarlig ausle, "bet er intet iaa gait,
bet bog cr sUrt for nrset."
Giberne er fIaue, men allisepel bar
ben iuaar % forrise ginter bcrltef'oe
Gmerifaieber ~betpoelis last iis, iaa Der
neppe til naite 8aar pIl blipe np9en
itor llopanbrins. De iiommer anfomrle
Gmeritabreoe bar csiaa BAIT en- aiflss
lenbe 8irtnins paa 6eberen, ioet Here
friper, at be sierne iaa, De bar pal
bjemme isjen, andre at De l BET itpe
9ano life bar funoet fine 5orpentninser
ulct no tilfrsbsI tiGenbe DIP. Oct maa
10 p9re iaa; for Den, ipm terfer oper
9inser, er bet ianoipnlist, at Der maa
pare WObsanse for en- Npfommer |
Gmerita rsiau; men bette tases pei life
altib iaa ngje meb Sere9ninsen al ale,
Der bruser uiiteb. 9erfor bDrer man
sierne beore 9ibenoer, %eiterbpert lpm
De finber Jig ~iilrctte berbOrte.
Nplis bupbe ies Seies al Sr. .. u.
Buffet fra Bisconiin. San par Der
paa Seiss til Slastuinser ps 8enners
Sfestninser. San bar belt n%aturali>
ferret Nmerifaner, FOB bet iii, os ban
roite "bet fore, irie Imerifa" meo itarfe
Orb, mebens ban fanbt Smfoebet
"Stejnrgis, Steinrsis Sultibel" at
paste sObt for @orse. Sans 8eseiit>
ring for samle 0Orse bar nftjplet, brs
/ 0snieenbe til Be a~anbeiise Setter iatte
ban lit samle 5abrelano bGjt, bets Digit
ming us Yoei, / gtatur us 5ulfelip.
San snlfebe osiaa, al be norlfe 6ielbe
bare ilptbare. Ss - jes mener, Der er
mar9e, iom Fnifer, ct "oet 5ielb, lOm
ban iaa / lin 8arnbolu", bar lptiet meb
oeruper. Gcnen rs 6jelbrppen tribes
life suot paa laol9nbte Sletter, ielp on,
@rnsiet sror pppist Der, % grnen oil
BELT bpsse tit Reoe paa Sjelbltrenten.
Der maa saa Eib, fsr 5jelonaturen lbz
DIR, fan jeg t9nte mig, men til en-
2iie for ben, iom lanses, ltll ies bilie,
at Sieloere itOo ioas balot / Taase, ers
iomns, sraa ps folbe, pentenoe pna Sne
os Sfeit, oe Der bar intet at ie paa benz,
iom funoe friite til It Seiss; ies iaa
berOp os pnfrins % fit en- trlit 1anfe.
St, bpor her pnr eHiomt ps pbe!
per CT lttet ngf az mere alrten Suite
resie at meooele, oa nlt gaar fin samle
Gang. Yu1ititen oil jes life bsrere, Ga
man oerOm fan leie / ole Ipiier til el,>
buer Gio, bet bore fun iast, of Der CT
mere 9fre o9 5plio irbbproes / gar-
%tierne, iaa insen ristis fan pibe, buors
ben Saserne saar; Der er Iaa mango,
ium oil beitise "Maobierseue", os iaa
riper be b~ueranbre neb, fan en- pibe,
mer, ben mer orfer, iaa bet er en- babps
lonif Soruirrins / Oct Sele.
Sluttelis en- oenlis Silsnins til
Slest. Senner os 8rfienhte, buor be
bor / Nmerifa. Seq Dniser Cher en- lpfs
telis SremtiO alleiamnen, os iaa er berz
meb insen forslemt. D. U. Sullet
bilies. q. Sollio.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Sreioenten Der benaaeet 7 Moroere,
Tom Of be SoreHeoe Staters &et for bet
peitlise 9iitrift at Grfanias bar hante
til S%enslelsitraf for Wanbbrab. Som
@runo for 8enaabninsen anisres, at be
frpstebe ior at blioe ooerialote af oe
Manb, lpm be brsbte.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
StteratMr.

Yad Marius 2unbs Sorlaa,
&riiiania, Norse, CT uOiommct Matbai
@uau9elium uolast for Menisbeben af
Sui. 8ibberoOlo, S%osneprait til llnens.
Bang. 3bie paanp siennemarbeibebe
Oplas.
8ortfattet norif os banif
9iteraturbiitOrie meo ct 1,lIea
ON be for~Iie1ise 9~iteraturarter al g6r.
8rp6 os M. Seip. Senne lille inter-
esiante 8os er nplis ubtummen pau
Warius 9unos 5orlas, 8riitiania,
Iorse. 9psen er nermsit ~ubarbeiset
til 8rus for WibbelItulen, men ben er
usiaa pasienbe for andre Sfoler os for
ulmen 2asnins for benz, iom snifer at
faa en- fort Sueriist opsr ben banIfs
norite 9iteratur.
9i anbefaler benne lille praftiHe Cite
raturbiiturie paa bet 8eolte.
"Den lille amerifaner" er
ubfOmmen / Ste Dplas saa Marius
9unos Jorlas | 8~riftiania, Norae.
Oenne BOG er en- letfattelis 8eileoer for
Gmisranter % andre, ium i fort 1io
bill lore at sipre fig foritaaslise i bet
enselite Spros. 8Osen er fpriattet af
s. %. @intber. Sen ~inoeaploer Iont
9ia9s nosle praftiife &aab % 8inf for
@misranter ansaaenbe Ting, TOM be bsr
iasttaSe: Soueuoitpr, Spiierebifaber,
8eglins al Yense, OmItiitnins al Damp
itibs, Tntomiten til Gmeriia, Yasten ai
&eiiespos, ipm fan NECKLACES, Oiu.
) 6Glben. Motala Tidning mebbe>
Ter: On 8oue baobe bragt biem en-
8nro fulo al fore &rabber. Slere @uts
ter blep fanssbe | &urpen, bporben be
bapbe besipet fig for at bolbe Waaltib.
8laoet ferfitrer, at Siitorien er ianb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

5innrsbepartementet bar nplis erfl9s
ret, of 8sser fun fan iMbisres tufbfrit,
raar Der er bensuuet ct 9iosrnm al 20
Iar, iioen be bar trpfts, eaer at be er
trptte / De 5oreneoe Stater % bar peret
upfrrte, men inoIeres | %ufpranoret
Sorm. timber andre Omitanoisbeoer
fan De life inbisres tolofrit, ielp ON be
er forlaste af amerifanlte Borsere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
SnOian Sommtr.

= vTITTVTT1( 0DTTTElTITA
"
aorts gar Sernf oarst patrefet Ol H0rooef"ise @'n"s'Oa eho DC
fSfe Sdr Tiger, Os aue SanolSsere lm' par perez oe o. pee1 oof pfa9tss
Sbpano 1Obb 90, bstraster &elen lom en- Spftur 0el8ehoe Stfe per
enOef a benz, ION bar tOt Of bet eaHo, ion Tf tom tg@fsOe' pfr DOG, OF
De aaerHefe bar f0renet Oct nefh9e neo yet oepdsepS.
:. Gfblon, Ct Saul. so Gcres a $500
ebmles oOlmqutf, ct Ban. ................ 1870 acres a 500
Mnornp Sobnion, ct Boul. 80 Gces a $50
NMs CGon, ct. 40 Gcres q ZOO
5Obn Senridion, st Toul so Gcres a 500
anon anoriOn, 81. Tuuf so Gcres a 600
/ 9ut Neiion, Ct BGul. 40 acres a 600
Sac 5obnon, Ct Saul 40 Gces a 800
aus. Sobnnn, Ct 9ml 40 acres a 600
Grubt @rfon MinneupOlis. ...... Observation-Disclosures. so Gces a 900
Setter U. &osietb, MinnedppIis. 80. so ares a 600
gebr aOaab, minneapolis. =. Observation-Disclosures. 40 acres 600
@bas, SObnin, OinueapOis. -. ................. so acres a 900
5ranf & linton 8orseL Mtnueapols. -. 100 Icres a 500
Jranf 8. San0eG, minneapolis. -. .............. 80 acres a $50
Nls a. Senon, aRinnapOGs. 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so Qcres a 600
IS. Norf4t & g. O. 8esfrsm, @RtnneappGs. 49,. 100 Gcres a $50
as. 2ariOn, WnneapOlts. 40 acres a 800
go. &obetiun, aRinreapOGs. 49,. ................ so gcres a 900
.. &nution, Mnreapulis. so Gcrss q $50
is. 6. 9aiou, Rb gsma, gRinn. ............. so acres a 600
aaoreu auaal, '&b g8ms, Mmn 80 acres a 800
s. &utuns & Son, glarMia, Cobb 60, Munn. ...... 80 Gcres q Y5O
Ifartn Berg, Gong 9at, g8risbt 60, GGun. 80. 1O @cres a $50
Su9n Gin, aueranora, Douglas 60, @Gnn. 49,. 80 Ncres a 600
Ole s. sanbnrsm, ahganbria, Douglas 50, @mn. ...... so Mcres a 800
Oaf OGun & D. s. 9miOn, Sunhnss, 0atota So, Iinn. 100 Nres a 600
ausuh Spmqui, ataiben apd, Ynrce 60. 8ts......... $50 grss a 600
gbwatO s. 9ru, YetersuiA, @pupacca Go, gis. -. 80 Nces a 600
Sarao Sauion, IbbotsfOro, GMrt So, &ts so Gcres a 800
CHARLES SObniOa, Chicago, 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so acres a 600
6. 6. @aprt, Reeues, 2awreue 60, $50 ............. 80 acres a 600
sri TOR foe I'll eubor im ipoer tit upfomue neS fine Sprhprs grbeios.
Sat ome sporepeuoc. bet bore MI taa eMr mouoe ct snffe sfOplmp sntet
lpnuer fla beore. Suaen gaut r la rfr "a inaenheos aier Hcnoeue iua opbt
uo6pne. se, at man febr 80 acres Of bette 9ano eter m Yris ar $3.50 pr.
acre ear tl,ommen $500. Qopt ouht pursr Der $50 900 Sinh Aphro noo ~
80 @res. 'IRroen af oerne er mnon s4OO pr. 9uIuO Sob po Hpbeu
gete uSoisr $1,000 roaeu bpbbst ;on nsost INN mru brtolcr fr Qouost
9esuben bar man ieeu Hard Maple % mon Qsptop. tpoof hu mooes 20 a
80 eoro Teo pr. acue, Der fan lriaes for pmtrent 80 so III. goro Ieperet poo
stationu.
afaunosn ira Decentralization sr fra 2 ma % oyOper. goor man br
amt fele officiating puo bette 9uuo, Iaa bar man nib soutrpl pper bet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

8reiibenteu bar uon9pnt @bitafer
Grant fra So,pa til De 5oreneoe Sta
tiers attOrnep iur Gtaita % Charles M.
5urce ira aentudp til Receiper at be
pfisntlise Bense | 2eipiston, Sbabo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Seaar ieubte 5iifefommisiionen 49,
600 8arpepnsd til 9anias Gitp. Dc
ifal ubbeles i 8anias, Colorado, Soma
ps ben peItlise Del at Misiuuri. Sper
Inipaer iaar ~l9ooanlis 20 &arper. @u
anben carload a~urpepnscl ienbes nosls
Gage ienere til 9erriturierne, lom sjen'
nemfjares at ben nprolise Yacifc,
8ane.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Oct Grtratos, iom isrer Yreiibent
Glepelanb % Selifab paa bans &eiie
sjcnnem Seiten % Spben, foiicr $780,.
600. iiastet Oct tim beltaar a ire Spsne
% ct 2ofomotip. 500 Grbeioere |
Sa,tfteterne / @ilminston, Del, bar |
be iibite 10 8ase bapt bet trapelt meo
Of pubic os inbrebe be foitbare Sosne.
Slanot andre Martueroisbeber er Der
/ fgrite 8osn a~ubrast en- 9pnumo, iom
leoerer elettrif 9ps FOR belle 9oset.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

All who are planning; to come to the
DEBORAH INSTITUTE for the winter
term, should try TO be present on Monday
Nov. IA.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Students can enter the DEBORAH BUS
MESS INSTITUTE, at any time. A
complete course Is given for go.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Sommer Semmes fra Maba.la bar
De iibite Ga9e upbolot Zig | BaibinstOn.
Oct iises, at ban arbetoer for i'm esen
llonaunelie til bet leoise 9ommerems
bebe al be 5orenebe Staters SOieiteret.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

yaa ben pffentlise @ialb afbetultes
September S16,5OO,00O.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Oct antases, at Breiioent gleuelanos
&eiie fommer til at toite bam $4,000.
San betaler ielu a1e uosifter. Yaa
benne &eiie, Der tOmmer til at pare %
0ase, tilbaselasser ban $500 Wil.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Ssieiteretsbommer NiIer bar uos
- - o.
naput Miis Ybsbe ". GOu5ins til Be
5urenebe Staters Maribal for ct.
2ouis 9iitrittet. bpiltet bleu lebist ueb
benbes 5aberS Dsb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Suoenrissminiiter 2amar fom furrise
Tirsoas tilbase til BaibinstOn efter en-
Waanebs Opbolo / 8ierssne | Weiu
Sampibire.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

ubenrissminiiteren bar ertlaret, Of
al 9iHerentials Eolo mellem be Sorenebs
Stater os Spanien % bens aOlonier
for aflfaHet ira ben 21be September at
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
Sra @aibimaton.

Greiibeuten bar anmpnet Spn. Wil
liam 8. Eutnnm fra Maine % Yrci.
Sames 3. NnseII fra Midisan til iaua
men meo tloenrissminiiter SaDaro at
u~uberbanble meo Stprbritauieus aom'
mission onsaasnpe Strioen ON DC fana'
biife Siifsrier. Be bar moetaset SnS'
bpSelie, os besse aniees for at pere lar
beles pel ififfeoe for bette Socrp. Wtr.
Sutnam bar | be iibite IL Gar paret DC
Spreucoe Staters Ioppiat os Raaosiper
| ale Eager, ipm bar bapt ncsenlonis
BELT 3~orbinoe!ie meo be fanabiIte 5is
1fcriipprasmaal. Grof. Iussa er Bres
lioeut for Statsunipsritetet / Ridi9an
ps bar baut ~bstpbelis Griarins / inter-
rationale llnserbanolinser. San bar
Ieblcm Of ben aommiSiion. Tom aiilut'
teSe ben iibite 3raftat meo aina. Wr.
%utnam er Demufrat % Gnsea Repu'
blifaner. lloenrissminifter Saparo
tiger, at 9~relibenten | benne Inleonins
bar tasct SenIpn til be TO fore pufitiffe
Inrtier % til often % 8eiten. De
peltlise Stater lanas ben tanaoiite
@ranie er liseiaa meset interesierebe /
en- for Dem tilirebsitilenbe 2ssnins al
ben fnnabiife 5iifeitrio, iom Staterne
oeb ben atlantiite 8pit. Oct antnses,
at Mr. chamberlain, iom england, bar
ubnGprt til at u~nberbanble meb ben
amerifanife &ommislion, anfommer til
g8aibjnston | Mioten al Nouember, os
llnoerbanolinserne pil ba blipe paabes
spuot itrar.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Mbrig bur Seiret uarst uufree bet norouetfse 0inneiOta eb be
FbGe Bar Tiger, os ale 2anbpsre, ION bar pent noe ps behet bort pre9tse
sfoulanb 1bb 60, btraster Reien ipm en- 2pftur. 6sl9enbe elite pper
enbel at benz, ION bar ibt Of bet eauo, iom Tbf tOm @arfsoet, pfr bog at
be aQerlete bar forenet bet nphiee meo bet bebasel9e. =
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-11
O'BRIEN'S RECEPTION.
''God Save the Queen and ''God Saw
Ireland''-A Noisy Time.

''sOd Save the Queen" and .'God Save
Ireland''-A Noisy Time.
NEW YORK May 10.-The reception
committee appointed to meet Editor
William O'Brien, engaged a tug and
started from Castle Garden at 3:15 yes
terday. The tug reached Quarantine at
4:30 p, m. and took on board Deputy
Health Officer Smith. The Umbria was
found near the lightship at $50. The big
ship was lighted from stem to stern
and her decks were crowded with peO-
pie. The crowd on the tug began to
cheer and call for O'Brien.
AS the tug neared the Umbria the pas
sengers of the latter began to answer
with cheers for the Queen and drowned
the cheers for O'Brien. finishing with
the song God Save the Queen"
Mingled with this came the strains of
God Save Ireland" from one or two.
The noise made by both parties rendered
it impossible for the two captains to un-
derstand each other. The tug drifted
past. came back and tried to go near the
ship. Capt McMickin, of the Umbria.
refused to allow line to be- cast to the
tug or to allow O'Brien to leave the ship
until the Health Officer had boarded
her When he understood the Health
Officer was on the tug line was thrown.
As O'Brien scrambled down the side of
the ship the line parted and the tug
went adrift, but the committee pulled
him into the tug and cordially welcomed
him, and formal address of welcome
was read to which O'Brien responded
with brief. but eloquent thanks He
starts for Montreal tonight.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-11
WH,ET. RYE AND COTTON.
May Report of the Department Of Agri
culture.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The report of
the Department of Agriculture for May
relates to the condition of the winter
grain, the progress of spring plowing
and the proportion of the proposed cot
ton area already planted. 1t indicates a
decline in the condition of wheat of two
points since April !. the general average
for the whole country being SO against
% at the same date in 1856, 20 in 1885
and "a in 1894. The changes in condi-
ton have not been uniform throughout
the winter wheat region, some States
showing an increase, the majority a
slight decline and few a heavy falling
off. The States of the Middle Atlantic
coast, from Pennsylvania to Nerth
Carolina show some improvement,
seasonable weather having aided the
plant in recovering more than
was expected from the injury done by
the trying season during February and
March. In New York and New Jersey
the amount of winter killing was not
fully known on April /, and
this, with the cold, unfavorable weather
during the month, has caused a serious
reduction of condition. Drought has re-
duced the average somewhat in the East
ern Gulf States and has wrought very
serious damage in Texas and Arkansas.
lowering the condition during the month
19 and ten points respectively. Favor.
BILE temperature and seasonable rains
have improved the prospect in Tennessee
West Virginia and Kentucky, the condi-
tion being considerably higher in these
States than it has averaged i'm May for
the past five years.
The last serious reduction of the month
is in Ohio where there is a falling off of
eight points since the first of April due
to the continuing evil effects of the al
ternate freezing and thawing noted in
the last report and to the cold dry wealth
er during the greater part of April which
gave the injured plant little chance for
recuperatiOn. A favorable season after
April l, might have, in a great measure
repaired the injury done up to that time.
but continued unfavorable conditions
have brought still further damage and a
small crop is now inevitable. Michigan
and Indiana show slight decline while
in Illinois and Missouri there is a gain of
one point. Unfavorable weather in
Kansas and California has caused a
slight falling off while in Oregon the
prospect has advanced, it being the only
State i'm which the condition reaches 100
The average of condition bv States are:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-11
FKATRICIDE.
Fatal Quarrel Between Three brothers r
one of Them Dead.

Fatal Quarrel Between Three Brotb.r. X
One of Them Dead.
HUSTsvu.LE, ALA, May 1O.-A most
distressing tragedy occurred here this
morning. Three brothers, William T.. /,
Charles and Newton Hutchens, became
engaged in "A quarrel, which resulted In
the death of one and the wounding OF
another. The accounts OF the affair ara
conflicting, but they agree In the state
ment that w. T. Hutchens, the eldest
brother, fired five shots, one strik-
Ing Charles in the arm and
two piercing Newton's shoulders and
stomach. killing him instantly. Bad
feeling had existed among the brothers
for some time, and they had had re-
peated quarrels. The eldest brother sur
rendered himself and was lodged In jail.
They are sons Of j. NJ. Hutchens, a
prominent contractor and builder, who
was a candidate for Mayor nj the recent
election.